Local social notes detail visits and events around Cincinnati area
Paul Munchell and family planned a Cincinnati visit. Clara Strasburger returned from Terre Haute to attend commencement then visited Indianapolis. Edward Herrman vacationed in Waldron. Dr P L Mull escorted Mrs J Gerling to Good Samaritan hospital for treatment. Irene Herrman went to St Bernard to sponsor a newborn. A surprise 21st birthday dance honored Lillian Middendorf. Cedar Grove guests joined George Munchells. John Bachus visited his mother and brothers before training for service. Various relatives traveled to Cincinnati Batesville Martinsville and Connersville for family events and anniversaries. Several locals worked for a new marriage loan at Holy Family church and others visited kin in Covington Indianapolis and Edinburg. Women from town joined American Furniture Co. workforce commuting by Hilenbrand’s auto. Dr Mull attended Brookville. Several Evansville guests stayed with George Grossman.
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Paul Munchell
Cincinnati
Clara Strasburger
Terre Haute
State Normal
Indianapolis
Earl Park
Edward Herrman
Waldron
P. L. Mull
J. Gerling
Good Samaritan Hospital
Irene Herrman
St. Bernard, O
Joseph Vandeneyden
Ben Middendorf
Lillian
Thresia Ruger
Anna
Bertha Humig
Hilda
Tillie Kober
Ollie Fohl
Cedar Grove
Geo. Munchell
John Bachus
Bir Four
Sam
Mlinois
George Stumidebeck
Aug. Ortman
Mayme Baumer
Connersville
Henry Herrman
Joseph
A. J. Hackman
Peter Kellerman
Batesville
A. A. Hackman
Landwerlen
Mary Rienner
Jacob Etter
Frank Enneking
Leo Brockman
Clara Ritter
Holy Family
Nina Moorbrink Sehenk
Soerabaia
Java
M. Cassilda
Dr. Erte
Covington
Frank Peine
Henry Koepfie
Henry
Lawrence
Clara
Agnes
John Koepfle
Freda
St. Bernard
Geo
Lawrence Scheidler
Martinsville
Ind
Theodore Heidlage
Elizabeth Holtel
John Holtel
Rolla Royer
Edinburg
Fred Grieshop
Thatesville
J. H. Kessing
David Garvey
Harry Borehelt
Vigil Dacyer
North Vernon
Loretta Wess
Community greetings and visits from Scherer Corner residents
Fred Follmer a Camp Taylor soldier was home on a four days furlough. George Gunter and wife visited Henry Bultman and family. Ruth Detson of Napoleon stayed with Beatrice Reckeweg. Church coffee social at Fink's school house drew locals. Multiple visits among Beckeweg Abplanalp Bode Versailles and Napoleon residents. Service flag dedication at Napoleon school house drew attendees. Mrs Harry Harlemer t spent days with John Bultman in Osgood. Leo Hendrie from Cincinnati visiting Cay Camasasca. Narwold family from Napoleon and Batesville areas visited William Bultman and wife. Mrs George Sarvinghaus returned from Elmwood Place Ohio. John Bultman of Osgood visited Herman Harlemert and family. August Gunter of Tanglewood visited Richard Sarringhaus family.
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Fred Follmer
Camp Taylor
George Gunter
Henry Bultman
Ruth Detson
Napoleon
Beatrice Reckeweg
Fink
School House
George Beckeweg
William Abplanalp
Albert Follmer
Fred Bode
Versailles
Napoleon School House
Harry Harlemert
John Bultman
Osgood
Leo Hendrie
Cincinnati
Cay Camasasca
Charles
Alvina
Meta Narwold
Louis Narwold
Batesville
William Bultman
Rinking
George Sarvinghaus
Elmwood Place
Ohio
Herman Harlemert
August Gunter
Tanglewood
Richard Sarringhaus
California Weeping Trees Among Native Oaks and Spruces
California has only two native trees with a weeping habit. The valley oak Quercus lobata appears near Burbank in the south, while the weeping spruce Picea Breweraine occurs in isolated northwest mountain areas.
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California
Burbank
Social Roundup Sees Visiteurs From Across States
Spades August Michel of Southern California called on old friends here Friday. Raleigh Scherling of New York spent several days in town last week. The Lutheran church Children’s Day program Sunday night drew a large crowd. Various locals and visitors from Batesville Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Greensburg Sunman Hoops ton and Chicago motored through the area visiting relatives and friends.
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August Michel
Southern
California
Raleigh Scherling
New York
Ethel Gunter
Waldron
Ind
Dan Kammeyer
Batesville
John Kammeyer
Michael Fritsch
Heller
Sarah McQuire
Cincinnati
Henry Morton
Sunman
Frank Hughbanks
Fairland
John Siege
Greensburg
Fred Bauman
Hoopston
John Bauman
Frank Negangard
Earnest
Franklin
George Heller
George Tallman
Walter
Chicago
New Pennington Square Guests Visit Ambrose Hickman Family
Robert McKee and family were guests of Ambrose Hickman and family Wednesday in Batesville area. Mrs. John Korte of Batesville stayed with her daughter Mrs. Adolph Siebert last week. Mr and Mrs Wagner and Mildred and Martha Goyert with A Hollwade and Irvin Fichtner visited Elna Norwold Sunday. A church service flag dedication is planned for Sunday afternoon. Mrs A Palmer of Nebraska visits relatives nearby.
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Robert McKee
Ambrose Hickman
Batesville
New Pennington Square
New Pennington
John Korte
Adolph Siebert
Charles Wagner
Mildred
Martha Goyert
A. Hollwade
Irvin Fichtner
Elna Norwold
Local town notes on Sunday activities and visits
Buzzakin Run Albert Weimer Jadyfriend Miss Lion and Bert Hart Stella Palmer were out riding Sunday night. Elma Norwold owns a new violin. Bert Hart visited Ward Williams Saturday morning. The boy class donated a service flag to be dedicated Sunday. Norma Thackery visited Cora May Metz at Newpoint and Charles Vickery stayed with his parents.
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Albert Weimer
Jadyfriend
Miss Lion
Bert Hart
Stella Palmer
Elma Norwold
Ward Williams
Norma Thackery
Cora May Metz
Newpoint
Charles Vickery
Resolution of Condolence for Mrs Henry Klostermeyer
Ben Ami Temple No 163 Pythian Sisters Batesville Indiana June 25 1918 resolve with deep sympathy for Maury Krieger sister Mrs Henry Klostermeyer. The committee hopes the grief may be overruled for her highest good and that they may meet again beyond parting. Lula Tangman M of R and C
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Ben Ami Temple
Batesville
Ind
Henry Klostermeyer
Maury Krieger
Lula Tangman, M
R. and
Batesville Essembly approves street oiling assessments 1918
The Batesville Common Council on June 24 1918 approved an assessment roll for oiling streets including Walnut Main George East Pearl West Pearl Catherine Park Boehringer South Eastern Avenue Adolphine Vine Columbus Franklin Maple Wood Elm and Western Avenue. A public remonstrance hearing is set for July 6 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber. The assessment roll with owners and property descriptions is on file at the city clerk’s office.
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Common Council
Batesville
Indiana
City of
Walnut Street
Helena Street
North Corporation
Main Street
Franklin Street
Mulberry Street
George Street
Sycamore Street
Pearl Street
Maple Wood Avenue
Catherine_street
Elm_ street
Catherine Street
Ripley Street
Western Avenue
Park Avenue
John Hillenbrand
Woman's Smile More Dangerous Than Frown Aphorism
An Ohio State Journal catalogue of aphorisms notes that a woman's smile is more dangerous than her frown. The piece observes a semblance of truth guiding readers to consider the saying's wisdom.
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Ohio State Journal
Largest Bible Ever Printed Stuns With Giant Dimensions
The largest English Bible ever produced measures five feet two inches tall, three feet six inches wide, and ten inches thick. Its binding uses twelve goatskins, highlighting extraordinary scale for a single book.
Recipe for Success in Early Efforts
A compact note urges belief as a path to achievement. It argues that initial make believe can grow into real success and encourages readers to try the approach.
Elephant’s Cold and the Circus Remedy Tale
A circus man acting for a prank tried to ring an elephant with a cold. He avoided taking medicine but invited the interviewer to return. The next day the elephant appeared tired and the keeper sprayed boiling vinegar near the trunk, forcing inhalation of fumes.
Early Egyptian Maps Unearthable Ancient Cartography
The article notes that early Egyptian maps were wooden charts detailing land sea roads and rivers. Evidence comes from ancient rolls and some actual maps discovered, arguing Egyptians and Babylonians predating the Greeks in map making.
Notice of Weekly Township Office Meetings
Notice is given that a weekly office meeting will be held in the First National Bank Building in Batesville on Tuesday each week. All parties with township business should call on that day. E C Timmermann Trustee Laughery Tp.
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United States
War Savings
Indiana
Treasury Department
Chase
Woodrow Wilson
Waay
First National Bank
Batesville
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